Japanese, Madagascar zoos sign accord to protect rare species

Japanese, Madagascar zoos sign accord to protect rare species

SENDAI, Japan - Sendai Mayor Katsuhiko Umehara (R) and Madagascar President Marc Ravalomanana shake hands May 31 following the signing of an agreement by Yagiyama Zoological Park in the northern Japanese city and Tsimbazaza Zoo in the African nation to cooperate in protecting rare animal species and promoting nature education.

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